Agfa's first DSLR camera

Agfa Actioncam (1995)

1.75MP sensor (1528x1146)
with a multiplication factor of 2.0
Price: $9,500 USD
With a single sensitivity of ISO 800

Agfa Actioncam (1995) by Marc Aubry, sur Flickr

Another association, this time between Minolta and Agfa
Both companies marketed the device under individual labels.
The camera that served as the basis was the Dynax 500si

Large sensors used to cost a fortune to produce
See the astronomical price of Kodak DCS!
They used instead, three small CCD sensors of 380,000 pixels each (768x394) with a prism that generate three light beams.
Which gives after interpolation a final resolution of 1.75 million pixels (1528x1146)

See My Little History of DSLR/ML

I have grouped together the comparisons made with the twin brothers

Agfa Actioncam (1995) / Kodak DCS 520 (1998)
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20th century

Agfa Actioncam (1995) / Nikon D500 ( 2016)
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20th century

Kodak EOS-1n DCS 3c (1995) / Agfa Actioncam (1995)
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1995

Fujix DS-505 (1994) / Minolta RD-175 (1995)
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1994-1995

Minolta RD-175 (1995) / Minolta RD-3000 (1999)
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Minolta's first two DSLRs

Minolta RD-175 (1995) / Lumix GF2 (2011)
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Camera with a multiplication factor of 2.0

The twin brothers by Marc Aubry, sur Flickr

Didn't know Agfa had an interchangeable lens DSLR. Interesting they selected a Minolta body. The sharpness doesn't match the Canon 520. Surprised they can combine 3 sensors without it being obvious. The Canon EOS 1n has strange "rainbow" like colors happening on then church roof. Agfa avoids that nicely.
Enjoy these posts.
Thanks for sharing,
barondla

Thank you very much for your feedback

Agfa also produced the Agfa Studiocam in the same period

Agfa Studiocam 17.5 MP sensor (4500x3648 )
Storage: on a computer with a SCSI connection
$9,500.00 USD

Agfa Studiocam (1995) by Marc Aubry, sur Flickr

The Agfa StudioCam was a single-scan camera designed for use in professional photo studios and prepress houses. The StudioCam featured a trilinear color CCD that could be rotated for landscape or portrait positioning, an ISO range of 100 to 400

Actioncam (1995) / Studiocam (1995) by Marc Aubry, sur Flickr